Overthrowing the Inner House

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 21:12 invites you to behold how the righteous mind surveys its own inner house—the beliefs, habits, and fears that spell out your walls. You, I AM, do not condemn; you simply withdraw attention from the wicked character you’ve been living by. In that moment of clear sight, the power behind the wickedness loses its grip, and the “overthrow” is the collapse of those old inclinations by the light of awareness. The righteous act is a compassionate, patient revision of your state, not judgment of others. When you assume the feeling that you are already united with the higher order you seek, the imagined scene within begins to rearrange the fabric of your life. The wickedness dissolves as you realize you are the creative I, and thus the inner house is overturned by divine administration in response to your true, settled consciousness. Practice this now: dwell as the observer, and let the old walls crumble into a freer, more just interior.